
Problem is I cannot skin. At all. And this really should be looking like this rather than my grayscaled mist dragon above
Anyone up for helping making something a bit more eel-y?

Modifié par Tarot Redhand, 25 octobre 2013 - 11:03 .
Mecheon wrote...
Problem is I really want it to have that scale-less almost eel like skin, more like some primordial creature that's dragged itself out of a bog rather than your average dragon
Mind, perfectionist, which is why I've barely released anything else in the past
Gray linnorms are ruthless and revel in harming intelligent creatures. They have the smallest bodies of all Norse [url=http://www.lomion.de/cmm/_link.php?dragon]dragons[/url], but have long, whiplike tails which they employ in combat. At birth a gray linnorm has [u][b]shiny black scales[/b][/u] so small they appear to be smooth skin. They grow larger and thicker until the dragon reaches [i]juvenile[/i] stage, when their color begins to fade. By [i]mature adulthood[/i] [u][b]the scales are the color of lead[/b][/u]. The gray can make them appear shinier or duller by concentrating.
Modifié par Tiberius_Morguhn, 26 octobre 2013 - 02:47 .
Blame the mist dragon, my friend. There's a reason that its covered in mist, that neck has a weird idle animation that you usually don't notice thanks to the mist. Get the right angle, though, and you'll never un-see it. You can see it right here, pay no attention to the mysterious fellow in the back who is being worked on for an exciting Halloween projectPS While I think that linnorn is great, that neck that bends at a precise 90 degrees freaks me out somewhat.
TR
